Marbella Nightlife

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Although I have always heard about Nikki Beach Marbella being famous for their crazy day time champagne sprays and Sunday beach parties me and my boyfriend decided to explore the place on the evening on our arrival to the hotel Don Carlos. I was pleasantly surprised as the location looks absolutely serene and stunning in the dark with the little torches and candles lit everywhere and live sax music playing on the background. We had a great meal, the service was excellent and our waitress very helpful. The food was absolutely delicious and not that pricey at all as we thought it would be. All in all we had a lovely experience and will definitely go back there and would recommend the same to others.

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I liked the Bacchus club especially of its unique location. Fantstic views of the biggest yachts, mountain, port skyline. Great wine tastery. Outside spa and jacuzzi. Possibility to dress in togas.

We celebrated at that club our wedding, its really ideal for big parties.

Dress Code: casual but elegant

I recently went on a golfing trip located inland from Marbella. The golfing was fantastic and later that evening my friends and I wanted to sample the local nightlife. We were advised to go to Puerto Banus where there is an abundance of bars and clubs.

It was busy with mostly Brits and lots of pretty women. But something about this place wasn't quite right. It didn't take long to work out that practically all the beautiful ladies were either nightclub dancers or prostitutes. There were very few legitimate female tourists and being a single guy, I like the prospect of meeting decent single women. However, after chatting to several girls, they soon dropped the question, "Would you like some business - 300 euros?"

The Spanish don't seem to regulate these popular destinations. I've got nothing against hookers, but they should have an established area for whores, like Amsterdam, rather than ply their trade in clubs. Verdict - there are better places in Spain.

A club next to a mosque!! you can't beat that...very Andaluslian looking building with mutible bars, lounges and indoor and outdoor dance floors. The crowds are one of the best looking people in Europe, I got drunk just by looking at them. And the music is worth listening to until the light is out. I have been going to this spot since I was 18 when it used to be across the street next to a travel agency.
Don't miss going there when you are in Marbella next, it is very popular place as much as it's owner who happen to carry the same name. So go see Olivia...

Dress Code: Look gooooood

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Well our few days in Marbella co-incided very nicely with the JAzz festival in MAy. One particular band I wanted to see - and promptly forget all about with the meetings going on - was the Fatback Band - showing my age now! Well we strolled out from our beachside restaurant and there they were peforming on the beach. A good group of Vt'ers stayed to watch the band, the strobe light effects and have a dance too. A lovely end to the evening.

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La Notte is a great place to spend a partying night or to go for a drink or two. It's very fashionable and elegant, nicely decorated in Moroccan style, with a large terrace and a pleasant garden with tables. You will always see beautiful people here.

There are shows and live music performances later in the night. If you want to have a dinner first, you can have it at the restaurant that belongs to the same owners, next to it, the Meridiana.

This is my favourite nightclub in the world. It has an excellent atmosphere!

Dress Code: Casual chic. No sneakers.

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It's a kind of roving unplanned live entertainment which is what makes it so special for me. The unexpected delight of a song you know and some you don't really makes those warm starlit evenings in small cafes. The first guy was very lively, so Hansi and I danced in the street, unfortunately I couldn't keep up with him! He has more energy than a barrel load of monkeys!

Dress Code: Anything you choose, preferably holiday clothes!

After the last dinner of the VT meeting,Carmen and Stace told us to go all of us to have the last drink in one of best places in Marbella mostly for the young people of the city.The Old Town,it is full by nightime of small pubs and "discos" with nice music and also with outdoor tables and chairs,we had lots of fun listening nice music that night in Marbella,some of the guys and girls in the group,asked for our National Drink: THE SANGRIA,and it was very nice!!!.